cmaradcliffe

London, UK - Full-time

OnScroll is a rapidly growing startup in the online advertising space, solving the issue of ad viewability. Already working with a number of major UK publishers, we are growing fast and need to grow our tech stack with us.

Are you a full stack developer with a passion for building and managing large scale applications?

We use javascript in our full stack with Nodejs in the backend and a custom framework on the front-end with MongoDB for the database.

You are:

- Smart

- Able to breakdown and communicate complex ideas and problems clearly

- Driven by finding elegant solutions to solve business needs

- Wanting to tackle problems of scale and large data generation/aggregation

- Eager to learn something new to solve a problem you’ve not seen before

- Happy to get involved and dive in when things go turbo

Contact: charley@onscroll.com

OnScroll is a rapidly growing startup in the online advertising space, solving the issue of ad viewability. Already working with a number of major UK publishers, we are growing fast and need to grow our tech stack with us.

Are you a full stack developer with a passion for building and managing large scale applications?

We use javascript in our full stack with Nodejs in the backend and a custom framework on the front-end with MongoDB for the database.

You are: - Smart - Able to breakdown and communicate complex ideas and problems clearly - Driven by finding elegant solutions to solve business needs - Wanting to tackle problems of scale and large data generation/aggregation - Eager to learn something new to solve a problem you’ve not seen before - Happy to get involved and dive in when things go turbo

We're based in London, UK

charley@onscroll.com

Heaven forbid we would actually have to get a job - imagine all the new buzzwords we would have to learn!

I agree that business often need some kind of investment to help get started but it is not always the case.

It feels like the end game of any startup these days is to close a round of investment from a top-tier fund as if that creates a business in itself. That point is very much just the beginning and then the real work starts.

We need to get back to thinking of investment as an aid to building a sustainable business not the first step to a sale to {insert large tech firm here}

Surely if you've been using a piece of software for 15 years that cost you $25 you would feel you've got your money's worth, no?